If A(1,2) B(4,3) and C(6,6) are the vertices of a parallelogram ABCD then find the co-ordinates of the fourth vertex
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Let the 4th vertex be (x,y)
the mid point of AC is ((1+6)÷2,(2+6)÷2) =(7÷2,4)...i
Mid point of BD is ((4+x)÷2,(3+y)÷2)...ii
The diagonals of parallelogram bisect each other ,so the mid points of AC and BD would be same
so
from i ,ii 7÷2=(4+x)÷2 and 4=(3+y)÷2
=the coordinates of D are(3,5)
the mid point of AC is ((1+6)÷2,(2+6)÷2) =(7÷2,4)...i
Mid point of BD is ((4+x)÷2,(3+y)÷2)...ii
The diagonals of parallelogram bisect each other ,so the mid points of AC and BD would be same
so
from i ,ii 7÷2=(4+x)÷2 and 4=(3+y)÷2
=the coordinates of D are(3,5)
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Answer:(3,5)
Step-by-step explanation:
Let coordinate be (x, y)
Taking mid point of AC. :
6+1/2= 7/2 and 6+2/2= 8/2= 4
Now, putting
4+x/2= 7/2
4+x = 7 (2 divided by 4+x/2 cut with 2 of 7/2)
x = 7-4
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Now, 3+y/2 = 4
3+y = 4*2
3+y = 8
y = 8-3
y = 5
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